Halloween Houses 2024

Only the bravest of trick-or-treaters will be able to snag a sweet from the haunted graveyard!

Attack of the giant spider! Fun skeletons - including a mermaid skeleton - add to the fun at this house.

Look for the singing pumpkin if it's not raining.

Animatronics will be out on October 31st for Kentwood's trick-or-treating night.

Feast your eyes on all sorts of skeletal and spidery hijinks, including a mega skeleton looming over it all.

This one is more than just a drive by – you can walk the haunted trails in front of and behind the house!

*** Note for 2025: There is NO neighborhood parking. A shuttle will take you to the display. Follow their Facebook page for the latest updates. ***

Storybook Hollow is centered on an entire story of whimsical villagers celebrating a festival when the ghosts of villains past try to crash the party.

Designed by the artist, the entire house’s facade is transformed into a feast of frightful whimsy that people drive for miles around to see.

They’re working on some fairly big changes to hours and parking procedures this year. Watch their Facebook page for that info.

Lights, music, and effects turn on at dusk.

A 12-foot tall skeleton welcomes you to his dramatically lit party just north of Aquinas College.

Come by in the day or night...at dusk, the inflatables and lights turn on in the yard.

There's spiders, skeletons, ghost, zombies, reapers, werewolves, pirates and more. So much to see in this little space!

Stop by on Halloween to trick or treat, between 6 PM and 9 PM for more surprises and to see some of the props move! Rain or shine. (Weather permitting for some props.)

Giant spiders and their webs take over the yard at this spooky house.

The owners told us that guests can feel free to walk through the tunnel, see the spiders and take pictures, just watch your step. There are lots of stakes and wires holding everything down and some of them stick up out of the ground. **Please don't touch anything.**

~~ Plus another house with fun inflatables is nearby. ~~

Skeletons and pumpkins galore are having a great time in the graveyard at this house.

Even bigger and better than last year!

When we were photographing this large corner lot full of whimsical spook, a bunch of first graders were walking by in amazement, calling out to each other each new fantastical thing they saw. This was definitely the highlight of their walk!

Spiders, Jack Skellington & Sally, skeletons, crashed witches... there is so much to see at this Halloween house. Plus inflatables!

While there are some lights, this display is best enjoyed during the day.

This house in Ada has some of everything: eight inflatables, ghosts (including some that talk!), skeletons (watch out - at least one is motion activated), talking witches, life-sized Frankenstein, talking Grave Digger, jumping spiders, pumpkin heads and scary clowns.

You won't know where to look!

GuyotsLights runs a Halloween-themed sequenced light show.

Tune your radio to the posted station and watch the jack-o’-lantern screens and rope lights come on and off to the tune of four different Halloween songs.

The show runs most nights from 6:00 PM – 10:00 PM. More details on their Facebook page.

Tune to 90.1 FM for the synchronized lights to different Halloween songs.

The lights run 7:30 PM - 10 PM every night.

Cemetery, skeletons and more - this yard is all decked out for spooky fun.

There is so much to see here that you'll have to come back again to see it all.

Creepy cemetery, whimsical pumpkins, giant lighted jack'-o-lantern, designed spotlights and creepy eyes overlooking it all are just a few of the spooks at this house.

Glow in the Dark is name of the game this year -- glowing eyes, people and signs await.

You'll also see scenes from The Nun 2, zombies, Michael Myers and Jason.

We have a cemetery full of funny tombstones.

We have the Addams Family hanging out in the graveyard, along with the Mystery Inc Gang running from the Creeper.

Star Wars, Batman, the Joker, and this year a crazy train. And a couple more items that will make this years display "out of this world".

We have music playing and lights synched to the music. Tune in and listen when you get here.

So many inflatables -- and even more than last year! Next door is a giant spider on a web and there's lots of skeleton characters too. You'll want to park your car and walk down the sidewalk to fully enjoy these displays.

Just around the corner on Georgetown Ave, you'll find another great house with multiple blow molds. There are several other decorated houses in this neighborhood so take some time to drive around and look for them.

Pumpkins, ghosts and more! This house's yard is full of fun inflatables.

This display is on a busy road. For the best experience, consider safely pulling over on the side of the road, getting out of the car and walking up to the decorations. You can also park in their driveway.

Full size witches, a werewolf, pumpkins galore & a cemetery to check out!

New glow effects for 2025 and the pumpkin patch has some new monsters joining the fun! We’ve also got a haunted light tunnel.

More usually added on Halloween night (fog machines, projectors, music, etc).

The garage is transformed into the gaping mouth of a one-eyed monster - complete with a slide as a tongue! Plus a giant inflatable hand on the side adds some creep to the whimsey.

Only the bravest among you will want to check out these Funhouse CarnEvil decorations including lots of creepy clowns.

The homeowners built most of the structures themselves! You'll find a lighted Funhouse sign, ticket booth, large jack in the box, spider photo opp, rotton candy and clowns around every corner.

For the last several years the holidays at this home have been full of fun and decorations for the whole neighborhood to enjoy. Located on 32nd St SW near Clyde Park, this home is eerily decorated with creepy skeletons and so much more.

The Grim Reaper rides his monstrous steed as the 12 ft skeleton boss watches over the creepy theme. Plus a giant werewolf, spooks in the trees and little touches everywhere.

Pull around the corner onto Highgate & Stratford so you can really take your time at this display. Bonus: there are several other decorated houses in the neighborhood. Our fav is at 717 Cricklewood St. SW.

Pumpkins, skeletons and witch brewing her latest concoction are just a few of the ghouls at this creepy house.

You'll also find projectors at this house and many of the decorations are handmade.

Giant light up inflatables, and a mini graveyard fill this yard on Ethel Ave. Watch out for the mega spider on the roof!